RadioLink Upgraded A560 3D Foamy RC Airplane Flight Test Review

This four channel stabilized trainer airplane will have new pilots doing loops and rolls in no time at all. A plane that's perfect for beginners, intermediates, and even advanced fliers. Also for outdoor and indoor gym flying. Find it here in the US https://amzn.to/3ycclI4 .
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Improvements over original A560
- Can now be quickly/easily assembled/disassembled for storage and portability in its included carrying case.
- More durable structural attachments. Glue attachments have been eliminated.
- Audible low battery power and RSSI telemetry warnings through controller.
- Improved durability landing gear.

Pros
- True four channel RC aircraft (throttle, rudder, elevator, and aileron control). But suitable for most beginner fliers as its onboard stabilization system will quickly and automatically right the aircraft when you get in trouble, even when doing stunts (just let go of the sticks).
- Suitable for outdoor and indoor flying. Gyro calibration can be adjusted to allow the plane to fly in high angle of attack for slow indoor flying with sharp turns.
- All components are easily accessed for easy repair or replacement if needed.
- Brushless SZ-SPEED 2206F 1450KV motor with Gemfan 8038 propeller provides plenty of thrust for vertical flight.
- 15A ESC. Can use 2S or 3S batteries with the A560
- Two Fully Max 2S 7.4V 30C 660mah batteries with red JST connector and balance plug. 2S up to 20 minutes flight time in horizontal modes, 10 minutes vertical modes.
- Six individual flight modes for all experience level fliers:
1. "Stabilized" mode provides gyro stabilized flight with automatic leveling. Easy to fly for most beginner pilots.
2. "Acrobat" mode also includes stabilization, but allows for doing advanced stunts by beginner pilots. If they get into trouble while doing an Immelmann ;-) , just let go of the sticks and the plane will automatically and quickly right itself.
3. "Gyro" mode still provides some minor stabilization to counter wind gusts, but will not automatically right the plane if you get into trouble.
4. "Manual" mode allows turning off the stabilization system completely for true manual flight.
5. "Vertical Multirotor" mode allows vertical hovering of the plane like a drone. Roll is on right stick, and vertical yaw is on left stick.
6. New "Vertical Airplane" mode allows vertical hovering of the plane like a drone. Roll is on left stick, and vertical yaw is on right stick.
- Constructed of flexible polypropylene foam, making it somewhat crash resistant for the new flier. Includes quick disconnect propeller to lessen chance of motor damage in a powered crash.
- USB type C charger. Can recharge in field with power bank or car phone charger.
- Extremely light weight at only 207 grams with its installed battery. Does not require registration in most countries.
- Uses Radiolink T8S controller with FHSS spread spectrum with 4KM control distance.

Cons
- The six flight modes are selected on the T8S by a combination of various positions of two switches, each with three different switch positions. This can be confusing, especially for your first flights with this plane. Before going out, recommend familiarizing yourself with this controller and these position.

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